Russian Doll

Pop Culture Happy Hour

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🗓️ 5 May 2022

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

In the first season of the Netflix show Russian Doll, we meet Natasha Lyonne's Nadia, a woman who gets stuck in a seemingly endless loop of death scenarios, and is forced to confront her personal demons in the process. Now season two has arrived, and Nadia's next phase of self-discovery manifests itself in a completely different way: time travel.

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0:00.0	In the first season of the Netflix show, Russian Doll, we meet Natasha Lyon's Nadia,
0:08.7	a woman who gets stuck in a seemingly endless loop of death scenarios and is forced to confront
0:13.1	her personal demons in the process.
0:15.6	Now season 2 has arrived and Nadia's next phase of self-discovery manifests itself in
0:19.9	a completely different way.
0:22.1	Time travel.
0:23.1	I'm Aisha Harris and today we're talking about Russian Doll on Pop Culture Happy Hour
0:27.2	from NPR.
0:34.2	Joining me today is someone who I believe we are all familiar with, if you've listened
0:39.0	to this show at all, making his return for the first time in what three years is it?
0:45.2	Maybe longer, yeah.
0:46.2	Okay, maybe longer.
0:47.2	Why?
0:48.2	It's our wonderful, amazing Pop Culture Happy Hour producer, Mike Katsuf.
0:53.4	Welcome back, Mike.
0:54.4	So excited to be here.
0:55.4	Yes, I am very excited to talk to you about this show and have you in front of the
1:00.4	mic instead of behind it today.
1:02.4	What a concept.
1:03.4	What a concept.
1:04.4	Yeah.
1:05.4	To quote Nadia.
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